New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30
MAKING PLANS or THE CHICAGO JiIL'

POLICE ACTIVELY SEARCHING FOR AN CNhNo"-'
VISITOR TO THE ANARCHISTS.
CHICAGO Oct. 90 (Spccid-The police at tho "n'o"h'
Avcnue station believe that they have discovered all
Anarchist plot to blow up the county jail. oiic a'
was made oday and there Is a Likelihood oi ino''
Wednesday morning strange man visited the jan al"
his movements were so suspicious that Jallor foH so"
out Deputy Sheriff Webb who has charge OF the men
on the outside and Is an old Central station dc'eo'e
lie had not the jail before. but no waiheu '"
the cage and talked famliarly with Fischer Ihee anu
one or two Of the others. lie began 10 cNahihc ''o
interior of the jail and before he went away "a'hou
into The Jail office and seemed to examine with interest
the passages leading TO the various wards "hch Nv
went away Deputy Webb followed him, but lost MN
I'm the crowd on Thursday evening about O'CLOCK
the same man lOItcrng in the alley nor'h oi
the fail. accommodating the locality. policeman nv
ticed his queer actions and ran around the Mcheahs"
entrance OF the Criminal Court building. whore DC
tective Lowenstcn and two thrce Others may DC
found almost any time They followed The police
man and the suspected man was pointed out 10 tm'"'
boy about twelve years old was with the suspect
who was TO hand paper TO the boy. Tie latter
walked away toward North Clarhst. The man beeah
to pick his way through the alley. Both oi them
were followed. Iowcntcin caught the boy ana
searched him. lie found In his pocket paper con
tanning a minute description Of parts Of the jail by
accident part Of this description fell into the hands
OF a reporter II reads: Tho north end Of the jan
contains fourteen windows. twelve panc> each Ih,yy
twelve feet from the ground and barred win iouh
iron bars The words 4" contains aud panrs' are
iSspecd The boy was taken 10 the Chicago AVenmu
Police Station, and promised To una the man VIM taS
II TO him. Tho man himself made his escape, whether
through his the caTclcsSn"S OF those
silent oysters about tho occurrence The man nlay g
be under arrest. Captain Schaack this morning v hch
the reporter told him about that part Of the dcScfp"
found by him. said that the description OF the )aI hau
been made by his own mon for his particular n'c'
SYMPAT1TIZERS HOLD 4 QUIET MEETING
The meet ing in Union square last night called OS INC
knights of Labor not a complete success ~ l@'
a. attendance Is concerned loss than thousand moi
and few women crowded close to the cottage IN th'
square 10 listen 10 speeches protesting against u'
execution Of the seven Chicago Anarchists IN
crowd was mair mp principally Of those who haN'
been most ouispohcn throughout against HANGING ="
the men. James 4 Kelly. Of District Assembly, 10
col presided and opened the meeting with shor
speech condcmning the Illinois court for rs decision
The secretary, a bashful, he-tating youth, read u'
resolutions expressing sympathy with thc coh''n'''
men and a. D ealing to the various District A-srmhHc
TO send dcpuaton to Illinois TO AK for their parton
! Other speakers were James f. Quinn, Of DlN'nc
Assembly No. 40 ". \. Ilancy, Of No l91' T. j. ia"
| No lQs j. ]. McKcnna, 20. 40 and Nose, 'pPch
! helmcr.
Perfect order rclgncd throughout and p"pi' U"
| blocks away would not have known awning uh"'ua
was going on. only one nag, a brl I"ni t'l "r-
VA. borne carried al Inc ~ ~ "l '',''
thai cug tenaciOu-ly III NaT-cI dl-r I-l CO.. -
steers wa to bc In charge hut he va taken Huul'n
| IN and the manly form If Inspector "i'Ahs move,
among the bluccOats. There were a-O cap ANS va,
lin smith and Reilly len scrCrat-, seventeen rout-
men and 100 policemen besides forty pdlh IOAcc ulrc
| CAPTAIN Beatty and sergeant Mull0l'a d'